Zimbabwe: Govt Says Security Services 'On High Alert' Amid Calls for Protests

Zimbabwe: Govt Says Security Services 'On High Alert' Amid Calls for Protests

The government has upped security across the country as disgruntled war vet Blessed "Bombshell" Geza calls for demonstrations against President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Zimbabwe seeks to stifle political debate with jail, threats, legislation - Committee to Protect Journalists

Lusaka, March 27, 2025—“I have learnt that free speech, free talk, is not free,” Zimbabwean journalist Blessed Mhlanga wrote in a letter from prison, which was made public on February 28, his fourth day behind bars. Mhlanga, who works with the privately owned broadcaster Heart and Soul TV, was arrested on February 24 and charged with incitement for covering war veterans who called for the resignation of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and opposed p…

Unions & business brush off marches – DailyNews

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT & BRIGHTON MURONZEREYIUNITY, not confrontation, is the tonic that Zimbabwe needs to move the country forward and to end... To access this post, you must purchase a subscription. Please click the button below to visit our subscriptions page to select a package. Subscriptions

Walter Mzembi Urges Dialogue Over Demonstration: A Call for Wisdom in Dealing with the President - Gambakwe Media

Walter Mzembi, a former minister, has taken to social media to advocate for dialogue over demonstrations in dealing with the presidency. In a tweet, Mzembi emphasized the importance of wisdom and brainpower in navigating the complex dynamics of Zimbabwe’s politics. Mzembi pointed out that many of those opposed to President Emmerson Mnangagwa are, in fact, his former colleagues, friends, and acquaintances. He suggested that their opposition is of…

Zimbabwe seeks to stifle political debate with jail, threats, legislation - Zimbabwe Situation

Source: Zimbabwe seeks to stifle political debate with jail, threats, legislation “I have learnt that free speech, free talk, is not free,” Zimbabwean journalist Blessed Mhlanga Lusaka —“I have learnt that free speech, free talk, is not free,” Zimbabwean journalist Blessed Mhlanga wrote in a letter from prison, which was made public on February 28, his fourth day behind bars. Mhlanga, who works with the privately owned broadcaster Heart and So…

Mnangagwa regime’s intolerance to demonstrations is what threatens peace and stability in Zimbabwe